Fly.io collects usage and performance data, may obtain third-party data about customer usage of products acquired through the platform, uses that data for service improvement and marketing, and asserts ownership of all such usage data.
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This provision asserts Fly.io ownership over usage and performance data and authorizes its use for marketing additional products, which may interact with GDPR and CCPA obligations depending on the customer's jurisdiction and the nature of data flowing through the platform.
Interpretive note: The enforceability of the 'Fly.io owns all rights in the Usage Data' assertion may vary by jurisdiction, particularly under GDPR frameworks that do not recognize data ownership in the same manner as the clause asserts.
Under this clause, Fly.io owns all usage and performance data generated through the services, including data obtained from third parties about customer usage of products acquired through Fly.io. The agreement authorizes Fly.io to use this data to market additional products and services to the customer.
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Compare across platforms →"Customer acknowledges that Fly.io can collect usage and performance data related to its provision of the Fly.io Services and obtain from third parties Customer's usage data of third-party products and services purchased or acquired through Fly.io (collectively, "Usage Data"). Fly.io may use Usage Data to provide and improve its products and services, to market additional products and services to Customer, and disclose Usage Data in an aggregated and de-identified manner in connection with its business. As between the parties, Fly.io owns all rights in the Usage Data.Excerpt from Fly.io's Terms of Service
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This provision asserts Fly.io ownership over usage and performance data and authorizes its use for marketing additional products, which may interact with GDPR and CCPA obligations depending on the customer's jurisdiction and the nature of data flowing through the platform.
Under this clause, Fly.io owns all usage and performance data generated through the services, including data obtained from third parties about customer usage of products acquired through Fly.io. The agreement authorizes Fly.io to use this data to market additional products and services to the customer.
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